Abamectin 18g/l EC Insecticide | Ant Bait | Acaricides

Abamectin 18g/l EC is a highly effective insecticide and miticide that belongs to the avermectin class, derived from the natural fermentation of the bacterium Streptomyces avermitilis. It is widely used in agriculture, horticulture, and pest control for managing a broad range of insects and mites. Abamectin works primarily through contact and ingestion, targeting the nervous system of pests and causing paralysis and death.

We supply export wholesale abamectin to licensed importers, agrochemical brand owners, registrants, and master distributors.

If you are building a crop protection portfolio where mite and sucking pest pressure drives repeat demand, abamectin remains a core SKU—especially in markets that value fast feeding stop, strong leaf penetration, and rotation planning.

What you can source from POMAIS (export projects):

Primary SKU: Abamectin 18 g/L EC (1.8% EC)
Optional portfolio: Abamectin 36 g/L EC, 50 g/L EC, Abamectin 200 g/L SC, Abamectin 35%/40% WDG, Abamectin 95% TC (project-based)
Private label execution: multi-language labels, carton/bottle artwork, market-fit packaging
Export documentation pack: COA, SDS/MSDS, TDS, batch traceability

Designed for Professional Buyers & Bulk Orders
We support custom packaging, labeling, and formulation to meet your market needs.
Export wholesale inquiries only.
Please include destination country, business type (importer/distributor/registrant), and expected volume.
Retail requests will not be processed.

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About Abamectin 18g/l EC Insecticide | Ant Bait | Acaricides

Product Name	Abamectin (insecticide/nematicide)
Active Ingredient	Abamectin
CAS Number	71751-41-2
Molecular Formula	C48H72O14
Target Pests	Spider mites, aphids, whiteflies, thrips, ants, roaches, nematodes
Applicable Uses	Agricultural pest control
Dosage	Varies by application: 0.5-1.0 L/ha for crops; 0.5-1.5 ml per 10 L for ants
Mode of Action	Systemic insecticide; disrupts nerve function by enhancing the release of neurotransmitters
Common Formulations	18g/L EC, 36g/L EC, 50g/L EC, 30g/L EC, 32g/L EC, 35%WDG, 40%WDG, 200g/L SC, 95%TC
Packaging Types	100ml, 500ml, 1L bottles for EC
Safety & Toxicity	Abamectin is generally safe when used as directed; caution is advised around pets and livestock; not recommended for use on certain animals without veterinary guidance
Company Strengths	POMAIS offers high-quality Abamectin formulations for effective pest control, supports OEM/ODM services, and provides competitive pricing and custom packaging solutions for various applications

We is committed to providing high-quality Abamectin products for effective pest management. Our production facilities are ISO 9001:2000, ensuring premium quality. We offer registration support and ICAMA certificates to meet international standards.

Abamectin Insecticide

Abamectin is a biopesticide extracted from bacterial fermentation products with broad-spectrum effects of bactericide, insecticide and acaricide. This low-toxicity pesticide is approved for use in many countries and is widely popular because it has a low environmental impact and does not easily accumulate in the soil. Abamectin 1.8% EC is a popular formulation on the market today for use on a variety of crops, including ornamentals, fruit trees, vegetables, cotton and more.

How Abamectin Works (IRAC Group 6)

Abamectin is classified by IRAC as Group 6 (GluCl activators). It acts on glutamate-gated chloride channels in insects and mites, leading to paralysis and death.

In real-world crop programs, abamectin is best understood as leaf-penetrating (translaminar): it can move through treated leaf tissue, improving reach to pests feeding on protected leaf surfaces, but it is not a fully systemic insecticide in the conventional sense.

What this means for buyers:

Strong fit where leaf penetration drives field performance (especially on mites).
Clear MoA labeling (IRAC 6) helps your technical team design rotation programs and distributor training content.

Benefits

Effective Control: Provides reliable control against a wide range of insects and nematodes.
Systemic Action: Penetrates plant tissues, offering long-lasting protection.
Versatile Use: Suitable for various crops, including vegetables, fruits, and ornamentals.
Low Toxicity: Generally low toxicity to beneficial insects when used according to recommended guidelines.

Abamectin Product Portfolio We Supply

You can build your abamectin offer around one core formulated SKU (fast-to-market) and keep technical-grade supply for registrants or local formulation partners.

Product form	Typical specification (examples)	Best-fit buyer	Commercial purpose
Abamectin 18 g/L EC	18 g/L EC (1.8% EC)	Importers / distributors	Flagship SKU for broad channel demand
Abamectin EC (options)	30–50 g/L EC (project-based)	Brand owners	Higher-load EC for specific markets
Abamectin 200 g/L SC	200 g/L SC (project-based)	Markets preferring SC	Alternative to EC where SC is standard
Abamectin WDG	35% / 40% WDG (project-based)	Professional channel	Dust-managed solid format (market-fit)
Abamectin 95% TC	95% TC (project-based)	Registrants / local formulators	Registration + local formulation flexibility

Export note: We support distributor-ready packaging for B2B channels, but we do not sell directly to consumers.

Target Pests & Program Use Cases (B2B Market View)

Abamectin is typically positioned for programs targeting:

Spider mites and other mite complexes
Thrips, whiteflies, aphids (market/label dependent)
Leafminers and other hard-to-reach pests where leaf penetration is valued

Because claims and crop scopes vary by country registration, we align your final target list to your destination label strategy rather than publishing “one-size-fits-all” claims on-page.

Resistance Management Fit (Procurement-Friendly)

Abamectin’s IRAC classification (Group 6) makes it a useful tool in mode-of-action rotation strategies, especially in intensive production systems where mites and thrips can cycle quickly.

For commercial partners, we recommend positioning abamectin within a rotation plan that respects local label language and avoids repeated back-to-back selection pressure.

Stewardship: Pollinator & Environmental Risk Statement

Abamectin product labels commonly include strong warnings that formulations can be highly toxic to bees exposed to direct spray or residues on blooming crops or weeds.

For export projects, we treat this as a compliance and market-access requirement:

Label-first communication (your local label governs use restrictions)
Risk framing for distributors (exposure pathways, bloom scenarios, drift risk)
Documentation readiness for audits and tender requirements

OEM / Private Label / Export Documentation

Export buyers evaluate suppliers on batch consistency, file completeness, and execution speed. Our standard workflow supports:

COA per batch and shipment
SDS/MSDS + TDS for import and registration files
Batch traceability and QC release records
Private label packaging and multi-language label development (project-based)
Registration assistance where applicable (country-dependent)

Packaging & Export Logistics (No Retail)

We provide packaging options designed for professional distribution and export logistics:

Bulk formats for consolidated shipments (drums / IBC where appropriate)
Distributor-ready packs under MOQ (for B2B channels only)
Export carton and palletization planning to reduce in-transit leakage/damage risk

Retail inquiries are not processed. If you are not a registered importer, distributor, or brand owner, this product is not offered for direct purchase.

Buyer FAQs (Export Only)

Do you sell abamectin to individuals or home-garden users?
No. We supply export wholesale only for licensed importers, brand owners, registrants, and distributors.

Is abamectin systemic?
Abamectin is best described as translaminar (leaf-penetrating) with contact and ingestion activity; it is not a fully systemic insecticide in the classic sense.

What is the IRAC group for abamectin?
Abamectin is classified as IRAC Group 6 (GluCl activators).

Which formulations can you supply?
Common projects include 18 g/L EC, optional EC strengths, 200 g/L SC, 35–40% WDG, and 95% TC, depending on your destination plan.

What do you need to quote an export order?
Destination country, preferred formulation (EC/SC/WDG/TC), packaging format, expected annual volume, and label language(s).

Request a Spec Pack & Export Quote

If you are sourcing abamectin insecticide for distribution, send:

Destination country + registration status (if known)
Preferred form (18 g/L EC / SC / WDG / 95% TC)
Packaging type + estimated annual volume
Label language(s) and compliance requirements

We will respond with a spec-matched dossier (COA/SDS/TDS) and an export quotation aligned to your procurement workflow.

Internal link suggestion (place once only): Explore our insecticide portfolio for complementary IRAC groups and rotation planning.

More about Abamectina

What is abamectin?
La abamectina es un insecticida y acaricida derivado de las avermectinas, compuestos naturales producidos por bacterias del suelo.

What is abamectin used for?
Abamectin is used to control a variety of pests, including mites, aphids, thrips, and whiteflies in agricultural crops, and as a bait for ants and cockroaches.

Is abamectin systemic?
Abamectin has limited systemic properties but primarily acts as a contact and stomach poison when pests ingest or come into direct contact with it.

Abamectin contact or systemic:
Abamectin works mainly as a contact insecticide but has minor systemic effects in some plants.

Abamectin mode of action:
Abamectin works by disrupting the nervous system of pests, causing paralysis and death by binding to glutamate-gated chloride channels.

How does abamectin work?
It targets the nervous system of insects and mites, leading to paralysis and eventual death. It is effective after ingestion or direct contact.

Abamectin uses in agriculture:
Abamectin is used on crops like fruits, vegetables, and ornamental plants to control pests such as mites, thrips, aphids, and whiteflies.

How to use abamectin:
Dilute abamectin according to the product label and apply it as a foliar spray or as bait, depending on the target pest.

How to use abamectin for ants:
Abamectin ant bait should be applied near ant trails or nests. The ants carry the bait back to the colony, eventually killing the queen and colony members.

How to use abamectin spray for spider mites:
Spray abamectin evenly on plants, targeting areas where spider mites are present. Ensure thorough coverage on the underside of leaves, where mites typically hide.

Abamectin ant bait:
Used to attract ants that then carry the bait back to their colony, effectively eliminating the colony over time.

Abamectin for roaches:
Abamectin can be used in bait formulations to control cockroach populations by ingestion.

Abamectin for spider mites:
Abamectin is highly effective against spider mites, causing paralysis and death shortly after exposure.

Abamectin aphids:
Abamectin can be used to control aphids on crops by spraying directly onto the infested plants.

Abamectin cockroach:
It is used as a bait to control cockroach infestations.

Abamectin roach bait:
Formulated into bait gels that cockroaches consume, leading to the collapse of the colony.

Abamectin gel bait:
Gel formulations are commonly used for ants and cockroaches, placed in areas of high pest activity.

Abamectin spider mites:
It is effective against spider mites, providing control through direct contact and ingestion.

Abamectin whitefly:
Abamectin is effective in controlling whiteflies, which are common pests in greenhouse and field crops.

Abamectin thrips:
Used to control thrips by applying the product to the foliage of affected plants.

Abamectin for cattle:
Abamectin is used as a dewormer in cattle to control internal and external parasites.

Abamectin nematode control:
While not primarily a nematicide, abamectin may have some effectiveness against certain nematodes in crops.

Abamectin carpenter ants:
It is used in bait formulations to control carpenter ants, which take the bait back to their colonies.

Abamectin bermudagrass mites:
Abamectin is effective in controlling bermudagrass mites when applied as a foliar spray.

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